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Why Rescue Animals In England Are Wearing Soccer Socks
A herd of rescued horses and donkeys at Redwings Horse Sanctuary in Norfolk, England, just received an unexpected wardrobe upgrade. The animals are now wearing bright red team socks from Arsenal FC, one of the world's most famous soccer clubs.
Toadally new Ice Age species discovered in Los Angeles pit
Animals from the Ice Age are thought to have gone extinct around three to six thousand years ago - but now researchers have discovered an extinct toad from that time.
World's slowest concert won't finish for another 614 years
The unusual performance is taking place inside a church in the north-east of the country, where a small organ is playing the same piece of music very slowly.
Who is mysterious knitter Granny H?
There's been a big mystery in the town of Hartford in Cheshire... Who is Granny H?
Bull sharks keep friendships 'fin' the family
Scientists found bull sharks are slightly more likely to spend time with relatives, revealing a new side to their social lives.
Watch Newsround - signed and subtitled
A signed version of Newsround is available to watch every weekday for children who use British Sign Language.
Before and after images from SpaceX rocket Moon crash released
A SpaceX rocket part has left a new mark on the Moon, after crashing into its surface and giving scientists fresh evidence to study. Find out more here.
Strange News: The weirdest stories of the week
Nina has your weekly dose of Strange News. This week we have a flying taxi, some cute doggos going to the cinema and check out an invention that will have you skipping!
Quiz of the Week: Have you been following this week's news?
It's been a busy week of big stories and headlines. Have you been keeping up with the news over the last seven days? Test your knowledge of the latest top stories with our Quiz of the Week.
Educators & Teens Get Hands-On With TEMPO Data to Help Investigate Local Air Quality
The NASA Science Activation Program’s Cosmic Storytelling with NASA Data (CosmicDS) project, led by Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, works to bring authentic NASA data into the hands of educators and learners. From July 27–29, 2026, the CosmicDS team partnered with the Smithsonian Institution’s BEST AQI (Breathing Easier: Supporting Teen Air Quality Investigations) project to […]
Pictures show damage caused by wildfires at Dunwich Heath
The National Trust has launched a fundraising page to help restore Dunwich Heath, following the huge wildfire.
Dodos smarter than previously thought new study suggests
Scientists have discovered that the dodo's brain was a normal size for a bird of its size, when compared with other similar feathered species. Find out more here.
Are station libraries just the ticket to help you read more during the holidays?
The mini pop-up libraries are being set up at ten stations across England and Wales for the summer.
Lost turtle ready to return to home - 5,000 miles away
The lost turtle was washed up on Traeth Llydan beach in Rhosneigr by a dog walker two years ago, and since then he's been cared for by the Anglesey Sea Zoo.
Fifa president Infantino says 'sorry', but stays in job after criticism
Fifa say sorry for mistakes over a plan to let private investors put money into its big tournaments, but Gianni Infantino will stay as the organisation's boss. Find out more here.
See the Sun through the eyes of the world's most powerful solar telescope
New solar telescope images reveal whirlpool-like swirls on the Sun that may help explain solar flares, space weather and auroras on Earth.
How have F1 cars changed in the last century?
Shanequa went to Brooklands racetrack to see how cars have changed in the 100 years since the first British Grand Prix
Explainer: What is bioprinting?
Machines can now print tissues, layer by layer, using “inks” made of living cells. This technology brings lab-grown organs closer to reality.
Mainland Europe Set To Witness Its First Total Solar Eclipse Since 1999
On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will sweep across Greenland, Iceland, the Atlantic Ocean, and narrow parts of northern Spain and Portugal. It will be the first total solar eclipse visible from mainland Europe since 1999.
Send us your sunflower photos
The hot, dry weather is great for one plant in particular - sunflowers of course. If you've been growing them this year we want to see them.
NBA star gives London basketball court a helping hand
A basketball court in London is getting a huge boost from NBA star OG Anunoby, who wants to help more young people enjoy the sport.
Spidey tracker: The UK filming locations used in Spider-Man Brand New Day
Fire up Ned’s Spidey tracker and follow Spider-Man: Brand New Day across the UK. Check out where the real movie locations are right here...
Ukrainian under-15 footballers train with Premier League club
Under-15 players from FC Kharkiv were welcomed by Leeds United as part of week of sporting and cultural activities in the city.
Star Wars to get its first ever Welsh-language version
The announcement was made at the National Eisteddfod, Wales' biggest cultural event and Europe's largest touring festival.